In it, she equates homosexuality with
speech impediments, blindness, and other physical disabilities, which she cites as reasons for excluding candidates from a leadership role in the church.
I haven't discovered the cure to
speech impediments, nor have I found a magic formula for success.
Police said the man responsible is described as being white, in his 50s, of tall build and he spoke with a
speech impediment.
He said: "Eventually we arranged to speak over the phone so I told her about my
speech impediment in advance.
During a trial at Prestatyn Magistrates Court yesterday, prosecutor Robert Blakemore said Clague's website was used as a "means to insult and vilify" by featuring a picture of existing cartoon characters, Captain Stutter and Dyslexia Boy, as a reference to Mr Jones, who has a
speech impediment, and Mr Bourne, who has been criticised for his ability to spell.
The 37-year-old Yemeni father has been in custody since September when the Dubai Court of First Instance cleared him of exploiting his son's hearing and
speech impediment to beg and make money after he smuggled him into the UAE.
The film tells the story of how the Queen's father, King George VI - played by Firth - overcomes a
speech impediment to rally the nation in its darkest hour.
One national newspaper used its front page to belittle him by mocking his
speech impediment with its 'Bwing on the Euwos' headline.
The next morning The Sun carried a front page headline 'Bwing On The Euwos' mocking Hodgson's
speech impediment. Welcome to the world of Team England, Mr H.
A MAN chased through streets in the small hours and viciously attacked was left with a
speech impediment after bleeding to the brain.
The 50-year-old English actor, who won an Oscar for his portrayal of George VI's attempts to overcome
speech impediment in 'The King's Speech', will teach a Cockney flower seller to "talk proper" in the remake.
THE STORY After the death of his father King George V and the abdication of his brother King Edward VIII, Bertie (Colin Firth) - who has a debilitating
speech impediment - is to be made King George VI.